Apple introduces 14-day return policy in some EU countries for iTunes and App Store purchase Return policies for purchases made from digital storefronts, including iTunes and the App Store, have come and gone over the years, but for some countries in the European Union, it looks like Apple has opened the doors yet again. Apple has introduced a new, no questions asked 14-day return policy for digital purchases made through iTunes, iBooks and even the App Store for some European Union countries. That includes Germany, Italy, France, the United Kingdom and many others. Before the change that Apple has recently implemented, the company’s terms and conditions said that a user had the right to withdraw from a transaction “without charge and without giving any reason until delivery of the product has started.” That essentially locked a user into an app, or other digital good, effective immediately once the purchase was made. Now, though, with the changes, there is a 14-da...
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